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Fig 1.

Study flow diagram.

Collection and triage of survey data.

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Fig 2.

Style preference.

Participants’ mean Style Preference ratings (z-scores) for 21 styles, grouped by musical Expertise. Error bars show the standard error of the mean.

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Table 1.

Questionnaire response items with inter-item correlations and factor loadings.

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Fig 3.

Stimuli.

Transcription of one typical example for each Pattern Category.

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Table 2.

Number of stimuli per Downbeat/Backbeat/Pulse feature combination.

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Fig 4.

Mean groove rating vs. recording year.

Mean Groove ratings of all 248 stimuli as a function of Recording Year. Number keys are given in Table 3.

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Table 3.

Typical examples for each Pattern Category.

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Table 4.

Stimuli- and participant-related effects on Groove.

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Fig 5.

Syncopation, event density, style bias, familiarity.

Groove ratings as a function of Syncopation (A), Event Density (B), Style Bias and Familiarity (C): Small dots denote single observations, large symbols denote the mean Groove ratings of the 248 stimuli. The symbol shapes, colours, and sizes represent the Pattern Category (see Fig 4). Sloping lines represent linear regression models.

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Fig 6.

Pattern category × expertise interaction plot.

Groove ratings as a function of Pattern Category, grouped by Expertise. Error bars are the standard error of the mean. Mean Beat Recognition and Rhythmic Interest ratings are given below each category.

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